Life Care Center of Stonegate gives older adults several choices for care, like independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing home services, and the place really tries to feel home-like for folks coming in for rehabilitation after surgery or a hospital stay, which seems to make things a bit more comfortable when compared to a hospital room, and the center provides both short-term help for post-operative recovery and long-term care for people who need ongoing support, so families looking for a place that offers post-surgical rehabilitation can find inpatient and outpatient services, with physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and they've even got some of that state-of-the-art equipment like the AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill, which is supposed to help people regain strength.
There's an on-site physician to make doctor visits easier and faster, and nurses give 24-hour skilled nursing care, with staff including therapists and personal care assistants helping with things like medication, wound care, bathing, toileting, and even walking or wheelchair use, and the care plans seem to be set up for everyone, whether someone has dementia, Alzheimer's, physical disabilities, or other needs like needing help with daily activities, mental health, or challenging behaviors-plus, the facility makes efforts for adults who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have intellectual or developmental disabilities.
People living here can join in social activities, arts and crafts, education, and different health and wellness programs, and meals are served in a dining room, with some apartments having kitchenettes, while property features include a game and activity room, guest parking, cable TV, wifi, fitness center, salon/barbershop, and washers and dryers available, and housekeeping and maintenance are part of the services, so residents and families don't have to worry about much of the daily chores.
Memory care gets special attention with official programs and staff training, individualized care plans, and safety designs for residents with dementia, and the nursing home licensing, certification, and regular inspections stay current, while payment options include long-term care insurance, which can help with family budgets.
The facility also helps with transportation, has podiatry services, and does initial consultations and assessments to see what kind of care someone might need, and with safety and handicap features, plus sprinkler systems for fire safety, both adults and families can know the environment pays attention to wellbeing.
